Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury Bread & Butter Plate

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Originally founded as Chelsea Works Factory by Andrew Planche in the 1700's, its bone china quickly rose to prominence so by 1890 was renamed Royal Crown Derby by a decree from Queen Victoria . This is a beautiful mid-century Bread & Butter Plate in the Olde Avesbury Pattern. The scalloped Chelsea shape is 6 1/4" in diameter and heavily decorated in the typical Imari palette with Asian pheasants and accompanying foliage. The plate is in excellent condition, no damage or loss to the gold. It is marked in red with the Royal Crown Derby Crown mark, X dating this plate to 1947 (see photo). This plate makes a nice display piece or an addition to any set of china. Is currently listed at for $45. The buyer is to pay all shipping/handling charges (including packaging costs), insurance up to $100 is included with shipping quote when UPS, FedEx or DHL is used. With your initial contact, please notify me if you wish to insure your item for more or if you want insurance on a USPS package. Please also include the auction # and description. I will combine shipping on multiple purchases if requested. Payment must be received 15 business days after close of auction. Paypal is preferred, but I will accept a cashier's check, money order or personal check. Personal checks may delay mailing while the check clears, usually 10 days, depending on your read more

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